New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-09
TWO OPPOSITE VIE us.
MR.. BLAINE OUGHT TO BE RENoMINATED.


WOULD INSURE eUCC
tt fAe EdifDr re rrt,4
SIR: There are lessons to 10 drawn 1855 from the
recent elections to which il bshoorcs he Republican
party to pay attention To arIne from ans siand-
roi7', al n;isg that te relative Yong strr-h Of thc
tive =r'at parties 90 iS fir itiag chances he-
tween Them. would no be- Tho oil wisdom Oh tie
part OF tn Republican party Let sac hew We eiaud
The south. from It's pre,ent aspect; soi'dr Dsiuo-
cratic; that Is. - h. ;ir DrisocIaaic votes and
pshticl macSi.Ty 10 Io1rate the result It
is not neccs ssrJ t. reopsn the causes and
blum isr' whict i~ n this What propose is simpJ Is
dscEss Few III .in alaabl- fart'. With The s0Gti-rot
hoircSsr admit, but Win nine chances out of ton
Democratic, what the oth.r probabilities IN the
Nortn Hsw-iork. New Jersey. Connecticut ami IN
diana ara Democratic States with the party united ana
free from all Internal strics Wth the truth palpabc
Is no: the part OF folly for Rrpubloa TO tSy can
cieot the nsxt President with aaJ candidate WHO
ma he nominated, proviiirg tho party Is united I
It's only chance lies In getting Democratic vrtss and
these only he influenced hy the wissst coursefst
In the choice o! candidate who can break through the
Democratic column. supplemented and siressihcnrd
with suck a Ike 81 peucy will win the support OF
thousands of conservative Democrats well a, others
who are disgust With their party adni nis'ersd by
President Cleveland. Who ia thisi This question
must later eon;roHtevery Republican who fscs
tia least liercs, in s YarY. What il the logic OF hs
resant election In NowYork. from Democratic saHd
Clev,lasd will hs rea-ninat.l ufs Inaugural address
dsciiihs ss"rrt t-TS. Vas smsy - his vriG"us
promises 10 The MucVuups Irave 60 he Hs ftriS
srss ~ baE his party. and cssirs iutt enough o. us
HachiHsrF to csAp! i- leaders 10 nslrye Mn AGan
hF ruSuss iGsi close enough tFr Republican IEr.
nU'lc policy, aAd occasionally ssubhng sea-" OF MS
palitIa fisud lie has iasa To zaSe pre- ~ sale
President ia thr 'sf 80 general public But II ysu
VIII "iSctv". se as generally succeeded n iSaNns ne
mprs sion III ~ dir - al. ,vpsrior sagaciy ssd
AZ - Ds'npcr,tlc principles rs lch.
let lnc then rspcI he question. VITA uhsa can inc
Rep i'cAs party MA IN s.. wisH does tie oSc
Of p1st. present aHt 90 niug pc ficai events ps
have "a" p-f,nh nraf.re.cs' 10 iurno ss yonr readers
% c!cd: - every unlre icet ~ 5Ihi!rah in tac @E
tAat Ng. Blame Ills tES measure 81 ihr
parts prssr want mora csnploiclV IMAM
any ether Republican, fan SehiIs'ci
the roidcsl sl4verr 81 the Saudi rev emancipation
and rev Tor 4, material sni isduNria prs'rs1T
That Mr. Ba!no Hosss3seq all rl,urutS st'uss 10
hsiro such success Is clssrlf unaffected br al t"e
froH TIE recent sicciiont M .ln will question hia
ahy 10 EOld intact al The -arj IePusliCss states
or tbs North. ihd tst via Tr"st-S 'isrrl- - run
ac4lnS hi. csanreS to wr-s' irsm him such Ssscr1c
>irssecr iAan tac.c Of ether opua ioa' SO
far mOn lssst n thsrG ~ another. Who - 10 Don't
let fois.i that 10 surcrei must have esocrsNe
votes VITA ne political oil tia roath neld AZ
TL,n asaia. win vhsm else eau the party hav. III"
eli gbtest clisBr- Of ftiS- ~ouhrrI raici VINO
dsl whore 4 SCI Ifs-il IN rrhrvs-s dark hsrss-is1
tine for such experiment. - pat. The ErPl'iic'H
WIN hgraN The Dsiao ratio Nu~.-uiO An
gr Democratic yotr'. aud Hko ez'-r tas hr!t a.
sure 81 all the Republican -tS'e7 Ask Ecpnb icas'
fron quarter WHO'S they Wshi and fhsfs i but
bat Dcc1usr The party ra<t- hisa rave t.
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